Fossil hunting can be enjoyed by people of all ages, from kids to adults.

It helps explain our world by providing tangible evidence of Earth's history and past life forms

The best conditions for fossil hunting are often after storms or heavy rains, which can expose new fossils.

For your fossil hunt, bring safety gear like goggles, a hammer, and appropriate clothing. See more in Planning Your Trip

Fossil hunting is indeed fun and exciting, offering a sense of adventure and discovery.

In Florida, you can find fossils from both land and marine creatures that once lived in the area.

Yes, Ron and Dave are well versed in the different types of fossils and their origins.

Hunting on private property can have advantages, such as potentially less competition and better-preserved sites. We only hunt on property we have access to and discourage illegal fossil hunting by accessing land that does not permit digging.

Fossil hunting can be an educational adventure for the whole family, teaching about geology, paleontology, and natural history.

Yes! We have a proven track record, tools and methods to finding fossils you'll want to bring home or send to a museum!

Peace River, Arcadia, Davenport, Venice Beach, Dog River, Tampa Bay and many other places yield their treasures with little work.

The best time to hunt can depend on the location, but generally, winter months in Florida offer cooler temperatures and lower water levels.

Fossils are present in Florida due to its unique geological history, including periods when the area was underwater.

Non-swimmers can safely hunt fossils on dry land or shallow water areas.

Some fossil hunting experiences can accommodate those with mobility issues, but it's best to check with the specific tour or site. Make sure to Contact Us if you expect mobility issues so we can plan accordingly.

We try to provide a buffer before and after the actual dig to share what we offer.

The age of a fossil is typically determined by experts using various scientific methods, including the rock layer it's found in and radiometric dating techniques